Do you like tv shows like The Walking Dead? Do you get crazy angry and shout at the screen when someone makes a really stupid decision? Are you interested in events and experiences so engrossing you experience an adrenaline surge on par with an actual near-death experience?

Then you want this game.

Yeah, the trailors don't really show what the game's like. The screenshots don't do much better. But trust me, it's way better than those bits of media portray. As the main character an enormous amount of responsibility is stacked on you, and you're presented opportunity to make one of 2 choices at times wherein 2 survivors are in trouble, or as many as 4 dialogue options for times when shouting is the solution. Not everyoner you ignore dies, and not everyone you try to save lives. The situations are intense, frightening, and never fail to get you personally invested in the events and emotions.

Lee Everett was a man on his way to his end. Not an execution, but after he killed a senator for sleeping with his wife, it was unlikely he would ever taste freedom again. After the police cruiser he was riding in hits a walker and veers off the road, he is given a second chance in a world where most aren't even given a first. Take Clementine under your care, and keep her safe while making sure she learns right from wrong. All she wants is to see her mommy and daddy, but the messages Lee heard on the answering machine as you begin the game are not those left by people who feel safe.

Do you like tv shows like The Walking Dead? Do you get crazy angry and shout at the screen when someone makes a really stupid decision? Are you interested in events and experiences so engrossing you experience an adrenaline surge on par with an actual near-death experience? Then you want this game. Yeah, the trailors don't really show what the game's like. The screenshots don't do much better. But trust me, it's way better than those bits of media portray. As the main character an enormous amount of responsibility is stacked on you, and you're presented opportunity to make one of 2 choices at times wherein 2 survivors are in trouble, or as many as 4 dialogue options for times when shouting is the solution. Not everyoner you ignore dies, and not everyone you try to save lives. The situations are intense, frightening, and never fail to get you personally invested in the events and emotions. Lee Everett was a man on his way to his end. Not an execution, but after he killed a senator for sleeping with his wife, it was unlikely he would ever taste freedom again. After the police cruiser he was riding in hits a walker and veers off the road, he is given a second chance in a world where most aren't even given a first. Take Clementine under your care, and keep her safe while making sure she learns right from wrong. All she wants is to see her mommy and daddy, but the messages Lee heard on the answering machine as you begin the game are not those left by people who feel safe.